Sentence examples for variable judgments from inspiring English sources

There may be variable judgments among consequentialists about whether some wars produce more harm than good.

Most protocols do not contain this level of detail and, therefore, like guidelines and other decision-support tools, require clinicians to provide the individual and variable judgments necessary to generate responses.

Results: Intrarater reliability was least variable for judgments of overall severity, but improved further with training.

During the next step, I formulated the latent variable teacher judgments in a similar measurement model.

I parceled the 12 items into four summed scores of three items each, and then used the four parcels as indicators of the latent variable teacher judgment (i.e., teacher judgments of students' reading literacy skills).

This was performed using the variable of judgment correctness for each participant.

To address the question of the validity of students' self-assessments, I related the self-assessment variable to teachers' judgments and students' test results in PIRLS.

A mixed design Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) was conducted, where the comparison of interest was between high and low media frequency diseases, and the within subject variable was the judgments made on each of the individual diseases.

In the few instances where the search algorithms cannot automatically find a unique or best suitable matching candidate variable, ad hoc judgments will have to be made.

As can be seen in Fig.  6, the participants were much more variable in their judgments across repeated trials when the surfaces possessed less curvature.

I then built on the four manifest parcel variables (to which I had previously assigned the 12 judgment items) by fitting one latent judgment variable.